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The right light bulb finishes a fixture. Choose the base your lamp requires, the brightness the room needs and a color temperature that suits the space.
How to choose light bulbs
- Base: Check the base listed on your fixture (E26, E12, GU10 and others) before choosing a bulb.
- Brightness: Compare bulbs by lumens, not watts: about 800 lumens replaces a classic 60-watt bulb.
- Color temperature: 2700K is warm and relaxing, 3000K is soft white, and 4000K is neutral and crisp.
- Dimming: Use dimmable bulbs with an LED-compatible dimmer to avoid flicker.
Light Bulbs FAQ
What color temperature should I choose?
Warm white (2700K) for living rooms and bedrooms, 3000K to 3500K for kitchens and bathrooms, 4000K for workspaces.
How many lumens do I need?
About 800 lumens replaces a 60-watt incandescent bulb; 1,100 lumens replaces a 75-watt bulb.
Are LED bulbs dimmable?
Only those marked dimmable, used with an LED-compatible dimmer.
Complete the room with pendant lights, chandeliers, ceiling lights and wall sconces. Shipping is free on orders over $75, and you have 60 days to return any light that is not right for your space.
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